Pneumonia Claims Beloved Lebanon Citizen Jonathan Seidel
Jonathan R. Seidel, a well known Lebanon resident born in Berks County in 1832, dies at 71 from pneumonia after a long illness. An iron mill worker turned city leader, he served as Recorder of Deeds and was active in St John’s Reformed Church and Union Fire Company. He leaves a widow, four children, two grandchildren, and a great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Beidel
Samuel Weiss
Hla Kelly
Lin
Berks
Gibraltar
Nicholas
Mary Seldel
Seidel
St. .John’s Reformed Church
Union Fire Company
Louisa Seidel
Robert Seidel
Swatara Township Names Teachers for Vacancies
The Swatara township Board of School Directors appointed J. Mabel Long A. J. McGill A. J. Beckley Lingie Bumgardner Ananda Meily Irwin Bueshore Annie Kieinfetter and Bessle G. Phillips as teachers. A board meeting is set for July 26 at 1 p.m. to fill the vacancy and review the text book question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatara Township
J. Mabel Long
J. McGill
A. J. Beckley
Lingie Bumgardner
Ananda Meily
Irwin Bueshore
Annie Kieinfetter
Bessle G. Phillips
Sam Mann Welcomes Grounding Baby Boy on Birthday
Mrs Samuel Mann of Eighth and Locust streets celebrated her thirty sixth birthday anniversary and presented her husband with a ground ing baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well. Sam, a member of the Red Men, says he is a little papoose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Samuel Mann
Eighth
Locust Streets
The
Red Men
Gospel Tent Planned at Twelfth and Brandywine Streets
J J Rawbinson of York and J B Geitshall of this city prepare to erect a gospel tent at Twelfth and Brandywine Streets. Services will follow the same schedule as last year when the tent stood on North Right street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rawbinson
York
J. Bgeitshall
Twelfth
Brandywine Streets
North Righth Street
Consecration Services for New Parish Building
A new parish building on South Sixth Street will be dedicated Tuesday June 30 at noon with Bishop Talbot of Bethlehem in charge. After the ceremony a luncheon will be hosted for visiting clergymen by the ladies of the parish.
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South Sixth Street
Talbot
Bethlehem
Clam Bake Aids Liberty Fire Company Fund Drive
The Liberty Fire Company's clam bake at Sons of America hall raised a solid sum for their October trip to Allentown for the Scouts meeting. An organized corps ran the event with Mrs I A Miller as head, with several committees handling tables, candy, cake, ice, and the newer stand while the Haymakers band provided music.
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Liberty Fire Company
Sons of America
Allentown
Etti
Tates
I. A. Miller
John Wents
Henry Beckley
Dora Honisius
Nathan Pottys
Paul Tight
John’ Werner
Wadw
Maueh
Idvvie Camber
Win, Werver
Haymakers
Burpee Invites Seed Dealers to Wordbrook Farms
W Atlee Burpee of W Atlee Burpee and Co invites prominent seed merchants to visit his Wordbrook farms at Doylestown Bucks County. Charley F E Boger and S U McGowan received invitations and are expected to attend. The event will be held on Saturday June 27.
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W. Atlee Burpee
W. Atlee Burpee and
Young Prodigy in Music Visits Myerstown Guests
Mrs W J Klahr and daughter Miss Hattie of Myerstown spent several days as guests of Mrs and Mrs J Urban Kilmer in Hamelstown. Miss Klahr, aged 14, is an accomplished vocalist and pianist, a sight reader who performed popular marches and solos for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Klahr
Hattie
Myerstown
J. Urban Kilmer
Hanmelstown
Klahr
Daniel Boyles Visits Old Friends in Erie
Daniel Boyles of the Soldiery Home in Erie is visiting the city to see former Hamp ton Virginia acquaintances and relatives. He was warmly welcomed and later transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boyles
Soldiery
Erie
Hampton, Va
Up in the Association at Englesmere Conventions
Drs. Lemberger and Redsecker attend the druggists conventions at Englesmere. Lemberger serves as treasurer and Redsecker sits on the legislative committee, placing them high in the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Lemberger
Redsecker
Englesmere
Tahor Reformers Dedicate New Organ With Choir Cantata
The Tahor Reformed church held morning afternoon and evening services to mark the organ dedication. Rev Bremer spoke in German and Rev DeLong in English while James Bekenroth led the organ accompaniments and Miss Jena Miller and others sang. A cantata by choirs from St John St Mark and Tahor featured strong solo work and the audience overflowed the large auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bremer
W. Ff. DeLong
Jalius
H. d
Tahor Reformed Church
Willout
Corgan
Calvin Fisher
United Choirs
St. John's
St. Mark’s
Tabor
James Bekenroth
Jena Miller
Walter Martz
PE. N. Williamson
Samuel McAdam
BR. Beamer
de Tong
Trey. O T. Klick
Elk Business Room Lease at Chamberkand Store Building
AJL Kauffoian and brother George Kauffman, long tied to AZimmernia's carpet shop, have leased the large store room in the hk building on Chamberkand and plan to start a new business venture.
Local resident takes job at Colebrook plant
Guy Strickler of North Ninth Street, son of Myr and Mira, has accepted a position at the Colebrook plant. Gyrus Strickler joins the workforce, signaling a new chapter for the family and the local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
Guy Strickler
Myr
Mira
Gyrus Strickler
North Ninth Street
Lachie Wanne I
Cofebrools
Endeavorers To Picnic At Privland Grove
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of St. Mark's Reformed church plans its annual outing in Curta Henry's grove at Privland. Members meet at St. Mark's chapel at 8:30 and depart by trolley at 9. A trolley ride to Palmyra is set for 7 o'clock in the evening. A senior society outing is also planned. a committee is to report tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Curta Henry
Privland
St. Mark's Chapel
Palmyra
Webb and Lehman Streets
Cinty
Highways Work Underway On Wishth Street Repair
Highway Commissioner William Weirich supervises street roller and pond making gear at Wishth Street north of Willow. Gunderland Street work remains incomplete but progress hardens the road. firms on Ninth and Chestnut keep the intersection clean each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weirich
Wishth Street
Willow
Gunderland Street
Sixperts
Ninth
Chestnut Streets
Oetty
Four Corners
Honor to Lebanon doctor elected president in virtual meeting
Dr M Boger of Parkersburg West Virginia elected president of International Tahnemanian Association during a Boston based virtual gathering. He is a prolific writer on homeopathic medicine and a noted authority in the therapeutics of the homeopathic school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Boger
International Association
CO. M. Boger
Tlebanon
Internation Tahnemanian Asociation
Boston
Boger
Parkersburg
W. Varie
Homeopathic School of Medicine
Dr. Boger
Gyrus Boger
A. M
John Treats Old Friends at Twenty Year Reunion
A Joliet celebration marks the twentieth anniversary of Lehi non’s print era. The event features trimming banners and imagery from the Nows and Courier papers. Attendees wish John continued luck and prosperity over the next twenty years as he enjoys strong memories of friendship.
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Joliet
Todenrmet
Lehinon
Tle
John
College students return home for vacation
George Krause has arrived from Providence to spend time with his father, George Krauss, on Chestnut Street. Nellie Krause, after attending college in New Hampshire, will visit relatives and plan to spend time away after the vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Krause
Provi-dence
Thole
Sitiday
George BP. Krauss
Chestnny Street
Mise
William Torn Delivers Sermon at Reading Church
Reading resident William Torn preached to a large audience Sunday morning at Second and Chestnut Streets Lutheran Church. The service began at 10 o'clock and the church was crowded. In the afternoon the Windsorettes, led by Mr and Mrs Rielerds, performed at Berwyn Park. He returned to Reading in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Torn
Reading
Sh. Duamus
Isabel Boger Makes Steady Recovery at Home
The bright young daughter of Charlen J. Boger of South-Elghah Bireeb shows satisfactory progress in healing a broken thigh. She will stay at the Borger home in North Annville township until fall school reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Charlen J. Boger
South
Borger Similier
North Annville Township
Letters Granted for Estate of Jue Do Belty
Liens of administration of the estate of Jue Do Belty were granted to Sara A Weir at North Londonderry lawdehip. This public notice records the probate action granting letters of administration to the named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jue Do
Belty
North
Londonderry Lawdehip
Sara A
Wier
Pulmyra
Passed a Large Tapeworm in Bon of Muttin Agety
A 19 year old man from Sweet Home MBH died after a long illness. A large tapeworm was passed at home on a Saturday, following use of Campbell's Magic Worm Sugar sold by Prof W Campbell at 327 Partridge Avenue. Hundreds gathered to witness the worm and the token claimed cure. The account includes a sales pitch and city-wide notices for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walley Pagely
Muttin
Cumperkind Street
Sweet Home
Campbell
Co W. Campbell
Partridge Avenue
Bowen
Litanon
Civil List Heard As Judge Rules On Hospital Charter Petitions
Judge Biiewood heard various items including petitions to convert a local institution into a general hospital and appoint guardians for minors. Auditors named for estates, permission to invest funds, and several motions and rulings on executors and guardians were disposed. A minor guardian was appointed for two children of Krause, and William Swalm was ordered to pay costs after a recent conviction.
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Biiewood
Moses Sloever
Ellen Keoam
Doin Dotninger
New Triad
Adulors
Zerbe
Tad
Sarotan
George Krause
Tubes Elly
George J. Neill
Maxwell Krause
Co. D. Krause
Allentown
BE. Melly
Taco J. Dotmer
Murrey Re Wit
Meijly
Cebu
Fireworks Sale Ban Briefed by City Officials
City authorities announce restrictions on Friday sale of fireworks across suburban districts West Lebanon and nearby towns. Enforcement aims to curb public risk while city ordnance remains uncaptured by county lines. Pedestrian concerns and street disturbances prompt wary authorities to limit sales, with residents urged to respect the local ban until formal orders are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitaworka
Ciudad
Palies
Zloumermacur Es
Ak West
Lebanon
Laistrict
Faery Lebanon
Shaikie
Focal
Wilel
Esides
Bois
Waily
Abe
Ade Vietine
Will Elect School Teachers in North Cornwall Towm
In North Cornwall town residents debated electing school teachers at an evening meeting at the Aerie hall. A local group urged voting for qualified candidates while others urged caution and a broader slate.
Day Sergeant Case Tightens City Weed Incident
A city weed incident leads to a police action as Day Sergeant Pholiee Mew Beare de Whe oversees the scene with officers. Medina Mille is noted for his routine heat, while the details remain fragmentary in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histeceriis
Medina Mille
Jake Millard Returns with Noted Rock Fish in Lebanon
Jake Millard's expedition along the Susquehanna near Octoraro, Pennsylvania, produced several notable rock fish specimens. The largest rock fish measured about 17 pounds, the heaviest seen in the city, with other catches weighing up to fifteen pounds.
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Rock Fish
Dneeb
Millard
Octoraro
Susquehbanag
Corner Stone Laid at Willing Workers Church
Members of the Willing Workers of the Living God laid the cornerstone of the new church on South Ninth Street near Wayne and Latin. Rev Clinton Millar led the ceremony, which drew a large crowd of spectators as the congregation grows and the venture progresses toward success.
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Living God
Lebanonians Visit Reading for Cheap Excursion
A large number of Lebanians availed Reading company’s excursion to Reading with round trip tickets at 75 cents. Visitors stayed in the Berka metropolis until the Jost Vrain departed at 11 o’clock. Many enjoyed rides on mountain railways. Lory D. Krandt of 821 Valley Street is having a home remodeled with new windows and a cement pavement planned by the contractor.
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Reading
Lory —D. Krandt
Yaluue Street
Miller Accepts New Salesmith Role at Local Grocery
Amos Miller of Annville accepts a position as salesmith at J. M. Miller's grocery on North Ninth street Market square. He is expected to be a valuable assistant to Manager Wabert W. Miller and other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Miller
Annville
J. M. Miller
North Ninth Street
Market Square
Miller
Wabert W. Miller
Iis
Royer Property Withdrawn After Bid Review
Miss Silen Boyer offered the Royer property at auction in the Independent District on Saturday afternoon at the American Flonke. The sale was withdrawn after the best bid fell short of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royer
Independent
Silen Boyer
Simon Beaney runs boarding base and hunt in Tamenster
Sunday notices show Simon Beaney, manager of a boarding base in Smithville, Tamenster County, active with the North Bebannan hunt, then planning to attend to Distpess before denying a local abaya place. Helmey earns success in both ventures as Laura books reopen music studio on Saturday, June 27 with piano theory and testimony lessons at 410 Nord Tenth Street. Postoffice at Gretna. John Kerpar of Marrishbarg travels to open post offices at Gaal oplvee Da od. Meuse dy dhe Jost mischer, GAT STALKS NEARLY FIVE FEET, Williamn Ehsatgy reports stalks from Carnawadl, with green bark and deep leaves, warning divers.
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Simon Beaney
Smithville
Tamenster County
North Bebannan
Todmy Ix
Abaya
Helmey
Laura Books
Wil
Nord Tenth Street
Gretna
John Kerpar
Marrishbarg
Coorge iKranse
Mr. Fivetian
Gaal Oplvee
Jost Mischer
Lebanon Cattle Shipped After Long Trip
Tynie Pathan of Annville today shipped cattle from Lebanon county to Philadelphia, loading several loads of cattle cars. The journey involved multiple stages and was completed with coordination from local handlers.
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Lebanon
Tynie Pathan
Annville
Vis
Ada
Gan Gia Ly
Tnt
Come Back to Lebanon Returns Local Look
Archie Hither returns to Lebanon after recent employment at Philadelphite. He comes back to the city housing or street context on Jebbea Wyvelth and Churen streets, signaling a local homeward move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Archie Hither
Philadelphite
Wiffharry Hope
Jebbea
Wyvelth
Churen
Dr Pfatteicher Preached in Norristown Sermon
The Rev Dr Kost Po Prattoreber of Norristown preached a plea for faith and guidance, delivering a solemn sermon on contemporary moral concerns while addressing his congregation about duty and endurance in troubling times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfatteicher
Kost Po Prattoreber
Norristown
Ila Ote
Jacob L Rise Treasurer of Pere Wie Company
Fragmented OCR text notes Jacob L Foise chosen as treasurer at a reunion event of the Pere Wie Company. Mentions Father Adan and organizational gathering unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L
Jacob Foise Owas
Tha Dade Adan
Pottstown Socials and Local Notes Reported
Fragmented OCR item mentions Pottstown gatherings and society groups including Missivivn y Society and a new driver resignation. Readers see brief notes on events, meetings, and local changes with unclear names and dates due to garbled text.
Accidental hit injures man in local puck incident
Georgy Reltner, employed at dle leuc Mwanni P&S, was struck on the head by a puck during a lads game. The accident occurred at Stophars c yanul, a labuy busa, leaving him briefly injured but receiving care.
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Georgy Reltner
Dle Leuc Mwanni P&s. Mig. Ch
Belapy
Stophars Cyanul
Labuy Busa
Saint Pauls Great Day at Seventh Street Lutheran Church
Special decorations marked the Sunday services as Rev. Mr. Saylor spoke on deeds over birthdays. Old members attended except two while children led a brief morning service. The evening hymn singing featured a history of church tunes and solos by T. S. Long and Mrs. DOA Brant. A hundred dollars went to the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Saylor
Seventh Street Lutheran Church
SS Vanil
A. BB. Saylor
Witely
Sy.mns
Way
Saylor
Eheir
T. S. Long
New York
Mwohaken
N. Y
Doa
Brant
Lutheran Little Ones program at Seventh Street school
A clear evening program by Lutheran Little Ones featured songs and recitals by children trained by the school committee. Rev Cy Croll spoke of Lone Bloom from the South, with Misses Messinger and others performing musical numbers. Decorations included flowers and palms, with the Stowley School orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Luther Choveh
Ane Weidman
Rey. PC. Croft
Tina
Cmd
Seventh Street
T Ie
Sehoal
Fermina
Cy Croll
Quate
Stowley Sehoul
Loysville
Meet After 34 Years Remembers Loyal Family Soldiers
Attendees recall a reunion on July 2 with brothers Win. Milfer of Uhtlipstang and Jeti Miller of their home county, both former Tili AL servicemen. Messages reflect long years since service in the Rebelilom era and a continued bond among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfer
Uhtlipstang
Jeti AO Miller
Dtr
Aid
Tili
Dark Brown Drama Shadows Swalara Creek Deaths
Reports from Jones town area describe many fish dying after suspected exposure to wood alcohol from a Lickdale factory. Locals fear river contamination as residents debate cause, with some blaming factory waste and others a hazardous spill along Swalara deck between Junestown and Lickdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonestown
Junestown
Lickdale
Metis
Ill-formed note on officer and ailing couple
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Jacob Veather a North Eleventh Street officer and Miss Blennay Klees of Nort Studi ostreet, but details and context are garbled leaving unclear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Veather
North Eleventh Street
Miss Blennay Klees
Nort Studiostreet
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Jonathan Seidel
Swatara
Dra, C. E. Boger
S. H. McGowan
Northwestere
Tigual
Ita
Charles King
Northwest
Tabor's
Aun
Cash Stores
M. Miller
Globe Shoe Store
Ninth St
St. Mark's Church
Weirich
P. G. Glerk
Iin
Jake Millard
Williamn
Spredwell
Carnawadl
Pottstown
Arose Bud Society
Pho Hose Paik Missivivn
Sader
Elvis
Ikaw
Bhos
Pet Ab Liehinin
PERSE
Jobin Wedib
ST. Paul's
Lutheran
Seltzer
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